AIG dismissed two execs for invoking the Fifth: report

LONDON (MarketWatch) -- American International Group
AIG, -0.89%
fired two top executives who said they'd invoke their Fifth Amendment rights against possible self-incrimination, the Wall Street Journal said Tuesday. AIG fired Howard I. Smith, who had been its chief financial officer until he abruptly took leave last week, and Christian M. Milton, a vice president who may have helped to execute one of the main transactions under scrutiny, the report said.

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